Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14
NORWAY.


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,. ~. Tuesday. Lsde.' rr.ysf MEETING. - ~
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Wldsy Encampmsni. Ne. ~, meets IN obi lsilos.'
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a. A. R.IIarr, Rs.s Pct. No. 81. meet. The sr.t
fri.y Evsninx IA each meath. In 1r.nge Hall ID
| A. Edsaris, Commsnasr
u %. c-Msst. 'he af'i AL ,hifi fnds{ srsa.
logs efesfh moaih. Gso. A. ClsaFss, ~ &. Lacilia
sci V.-Msst. IN Cr.are Hall ar.i AMI third Moo.
day evenings ofesfh mgnth. J. W. Cfommstt, Capt.
Hay crop |, sili - be large.
Farmers ere weirlag smiles on their
faces; csu.e,-gvoi growing weather.
Town meeting 1. called fOr June 18Th,
a.2F ", % aci on The following articles
1t, - choose moderator. -, 10 see II
tho town will vote % raise money 10 pay
fjr breaking road. The past winter. 81,
10 SEQ Whist seton the town will take IL
secure 10. records AMI documents IRON
nrc
A. ta- Jurc t,in u the Norway Munlcl.
pal Court eleven new entries sppear. Dust
ness vas Dispatched Win ,ha usail's
petition.
nv W. G. Sules. who has been labor.
log with uniirlDg energy a, Prhh ~,
". n aud who 80 lately aud mysteriou.ly
DISAPPEARED from piitsnsld, came 20 ials
vill.c - vi.lt hi. mother. Who lives on
Fair Street There l. bus little doubt that
the cause 90 hl, temporary derangsment
% mlDd wss caused by ovsrwork. lie eu-
tsftal1cd The iiCa that he WAS enjoying
short vacation D-puiy Sheriff Basssii
took him Ia charge and delivered him 10
hls filends a Portland. Since bis return
% Pit,shsli be has much Improved aud
will DOUBTLESS entirely recover.
A meeting OF the gooi citizens OF Nor
way Z. called ~ bi held q, Engine House
| Hall, Saturday evening NJ $50, - chOoso
/
rAngements lu vllw of the contemplated |
yl.lt OF The "Oxfori Bears" OF Portland, |
10 our prospsron. village. IL IL earnestly
hoped that TIE visit will take place under J
the most favorable circumstances, aud
that all "Oxfori Bears" will receive smosi
hearty welcome aud the best entsrtain'
ment the town can command.
Editor SanbOrn accompanied by y. III. /
walcoit and Charles l.. Cummings, /
formsly opened the Bass Island House last
Saturday Tor the season.
Albert l.. Hobbs, AFTER very pleasant
visit % some six OF seven months has re-
,urued 90 bis place OF business AZ Santa
Cruz. California While here be was en-
gagged Ia SOyss' Drug store.
Fret Ames l. shortly 30 build = ntehlne
shop on Cottage Street /
n. T.. Stasrt aud Frank Brown, of
Massachusetts, have been home on
weeks vacation.
The anniversary % the unlver-allsi
Sunday School wa. celebrated last Sunday.
Reports OF The Officsr. shows the follow
Ing facts Scholars registered Tor year, /
100. Average attendance. CO. largest
att ndAnce. -, box collections Tor The |
year stJ %, money received from cor-
ccris, SLIGO The school IL free from
deb; and has money la tho treasury
Total number of volume. In the library, |
Csi Added 10 the library during The past |
year s. volumes. About twenty copies OF
the Myrtle src distributed 10 the children |
each sabbath. Declarations ~ Loiile /
French and E.,elle Crooker were ex'
cellent Rev &. T.. Angel In a short all
dress gave the school much good ad'lee
aud solid suggestions. The church was
elabOFalsiy decorated with h)wsrs, etc.
The following IL q list 81 the CHEERS for
the present year Superintendent, A. ID.
True vies Superintendent, George Howe |
Sec. G. y. Rldloug Asst. Sec, Ems l.
Aksrs; Treas. samuel Favor; Llorarlin,
Harry y. Ames Let As. LibrariAn, Henry
r. Favor, "a As. Librarian. ffeelani
Howe, Jr. Messenger. LlTEle whlimarsh,
ChOrlster. Adile DinfOrth Ass. ChOris'
ter. Carrie Ames.
quite = large company OF the Norway
I.lsh, Iuf,n,ry attended social gs,her'
lng A. wclehyille. Saturday evening.
A large delegation from Auburn aud
some four hundred other Oii Fellows
from the nelghboring towns visited the
Norway Lodge ~ I. %. q. ", Tuesday
evening. An elaborate Banquet was
served Al weat away pleased with their
entertainment.
Deputy sheriff BAsseit has one OF the
nae.t pisces on Main ~. IIehas jast add.
ed The nnishing stroke by building irtllis
work around the walk.
william o. Morse has nearly completed
bis cottage on Lake Pennesseew.ssee.
II. l.. Horne has bought oui Hon. ii. vi.
Bearce'. interes. In the Blake farm.
The Meeting OF the District Lodge OF
Good Tsmplar. held A. the Norviy q i.
Loige Thursday, was largely attended.
Oxfori County Congregational Conlcf'
ence assembled a, the Is, Cong'l church 10
this village. Tuesday and "Wednesday.
The conference was largely attended by
ministers and Others.
Business a. the shoe factory IL having
q regular western bo0r. Orders sre CON-
ing In faster than FOR long time past.
The help IL being put ~ work aud more
Girls are wanted 20 fll places Ia the stitch.
log room. II makes a biz difference With
Norway whether business IL good In her
manufacturing establishments, or not.
Erwin Morse Is nnlshing bis house on
Pike I'LL.
David Flood hiss just placed doe look
ing doorstep In front OF the New Grange
Block.
Road surveyor, I. NJ. Small, IL doing
some very good work on the roads.
new culyert has been built near the corn
factory which supplies long felt need.
Another has been rebuilt and enlarged
pear the pumplng station. lie has also
done tnsctual work on Pike I'LL, building
bars and culyerts wherever needed 10 keep
the road from washing. The surveyor In
the ,lllsge district IL also doing excellent
work. Main ST., which IL always so mud.
dy AFTER q rain, has been much improved
by putting sand on. The crossings which
were originally pat 10 too low, are being
raised.
BY the looks OF the Changers teams
arouni Coles esrdlng mill one would
think the cardlng season had opened In
earnest Cole does = big business carding
wool. The rolls 10 be seen a. his mill at
tract large numbers OF visitors. lie earn
estly desires all 10 bring their wool early,
n IL can be worked much more sstisfscto-
rlly than when cold westher sets In.
Mr. aud Mrs. Charles II. Haskell spent
the Sabbath with Mrs. Charlotte Cum.
mings, In Albany.
The fancy work. executed on the white
Sewing. machine and on exhibition At the
Oxford Book Store this week, WAS highly
appreciated by the ladies OF Norway.
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